"a conclusive question" is a phrase that is grammatically correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a question that helps to resolve an issue or provide a definite answer. For example: "The judge posed a conclusive question to the defendant, asking for concrete evidence that they had not made the alleged false claim."
As the appeals process kicks into gear - Canberra has asked two senior barristers to help, and heavy hitters from Jakarta are being recruited to the Corby camp - there has still not been a conclusive answer to the question of why.
So while there has never been a conclusive answer to the question of whether Washington's tax breaks on retirement savings raise the overall level of saving, the researchers believe they have found the answer in Denmark.
Unfortunately, the tree-ring data presented here cannot provide a conclusive answer to this question, as they only cover the period of decreasing ring-width.
In search of a conclusive answer to the question, I had conversations with friends, posted on Facebook and Twitter, corresponded with the editorial staff at the popular NYC oddities website Untapped Cities, and consulted several experts at the City University of New York's Gotham Center for New York City History.
The ongoing debate on PfCRT, the molecule responsible for chloroquine resistance in Plasmodium, has not yet provided a conclusive answer to the question of whether PfCRT is a channel or a carrier.
Previous studies have not come to a conclusive answer to the question if clinical risk factors are necessary for adequate risk adjustment.
The development and design of the FACE trial undoubtedly will provide a conclusive resolution to this question, and demonstrate unequivocally which AI is more appropriately used upfront in the high-risk population of N+ breast cancer patients.
In fact, we tried staining for TRPC3 ourselves, but could not get a conclusive answer to the question whether or not TRPC3 is expressed in bands or not, probably due to poor antibody quality.
While we cannot provide a conclusive answer to this question, our data clearly indicate that enzymatic activities in central metabolism are subject to pronounced post-transcriptional regulation during meiotic differentiation, rendering the inference of information on metabolic regulation from transcriptome data alone highly deceptive.
